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THE ARIZONA BEPUBLICAN: WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE I 12, 1901
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J SOUTH SIDE DIRECTORY S3
m. TEMPE'MESA
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THE TEJWPE HRTIOfiflli BflflK-
TEMPE, ARIZONA.
General Banking Business.
OFFI0KR8: (J.Q.Jones, President; A. C.Oianne, Vice-President; W. II. Wilbur, Cashier.
DIRECTORS: a a. Jonei. A. 0. Oianne, J. W. Wolf, W. A. Holton. M. K. Cuiry.
STOVES
8IEOIJR WINDOW
-r i ..Blue Flame, Standard
1 w and Puritan Oil Stnvpc
BURN
Cool, C'leftn, Kroitomical, Intxpcn.hv.
or iloclc of tlie.e stows li complete
Tempe Hardwire & Supply Company
BUY A HOME OR
W. A. BOLTON
Real Estate, Loans
TBMPE.
THMIMT.
(The Closing Woik of the, Normal
School.
" Monday. June 10. was the last day of
4hls school term of the Normal and the
class of 19JI. received, their illplomas In
the afternoon. The closing scenes were
a sad contrast to the mnitnlllcent com
mencement exercise! which were to
liave been, ami for which all prepara
tory work was completed,
Friday morning, the principal made
the announcement that because of the
necessary postponement the coin
unencement exercises could not be
held. The 'seniors crests fell, but
they bore tlr Inevitable bravely and
made the bestof the situation. They
fhad made extensive, preparation for an
elegant class day performance, The
Ibtist of Abraham 'X.lucoln was unveiled
Iby Miss May McNtiTty, who was to give
that address. It was In thi presence
ofrjtho students anil faculty that Miss
"MoNulty In a most graceful mapner
ireVlewed the history of the class and
thdreasons for choosing Abraham I.ln
(rfolh. She then, In the name of the
class of 1901, presented the bust to the
glasses' that follow and to the school.
Slttclpal Matthews responedd with
opflate remark accepting the bust
hndl In behalf of 1he school and fac
ility, thanked Hie class of 1901 for the
(magnificent gift.
'Dr. H. H. H. Blome niad n short
Speech thanking the class nnd oon
Rraiulatlng them upon their wis? se
lection. Mrs. Averll, Mr. Anderson.
"Mjss Adams nnd Mr. Irish each made
3leasant remarks.
Mr. Trusler responded for the middle
year class 'with a few well chosen and
ljrect remarks. Miss Kins responded
ifor the Juniors with very gtaceful
thanks for the Rift. Miss Alison r-'
Hponded for the freshmen, and James
'Alton of Wilcox, the youngest npil
smallest student in school, responded
for the ninth grade. He raid; "The
mlnth grade Is not quite as large as
the rest of the classes, but we can
throw as many thanks unto the sen
iors as the rest." This brought the
nchool to a convulsion of laughter. It
nvaa not exactly what he said, but how
"he said It, that made It so extremely
funny.
The class sang Its best snug to tit
school, which was jis follows:
Oh the naughty ones aie hard to beat,
, 'They are surpassed by none, ,
with loyal lads and lasses sweet
The class of naughty ones.
Tho' half our deeds are yet unknown
And half of them are still undone.
JToday we're proud to sfjnd alone i
or the class of 1901.
' i chorus.
Boom-a-lacker, Itoom-a-lackef,
"Rig, rag, run, Crlckety, crackety, 1901
Novels and Periodicals
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i- Complete list of Mormon
Church publications.
' Bicycles, (Tires and
Supplies at . . .
F. T. P0MEK0Y & CO.
Successors to Pomeroy & Met.
OODK BTJILDINO, MESA.
NOW PREPARED to fill all orders
on short notice for Celebrated Dia
mond Brand Creamery Butter. Al
ways Fresh and Sweet.
Be flure your butter has the Diamond brand.
Tempe, Arizona.
0. J. PETERS,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
: Wheat, Barley, Alfalfa, Grain Hay and
All jr j
rtii tvmas ot v;ereais.
Special Price on Large Contracts. Correspondence Solicited.
THE TIE THAT BINDS
best is the Tie that is made by the
PLANO BINDER TWINE,
' If you want n twine that will not kink or tangle, try Piano Bindery Twine. .
ITou will find It at .. ..- .. ..
WilbnpMullen Hardware Company
MESA ABIZONA.
TBMPE
ARIZONA
FARM
Price Rltflit
Tcpiiih ReaHonnblc
, Notary, Insurance
ARIZONA.
l!oom-rt-lucker, IJoom-a-lacker,
nig, rag, run. The class of 1901.
"e love the normal, yas we do.
With all our hearts sincere and true.
With smiles and tears we bid adlm
To the place we all levere.
Au'd when unfold the futuie days
With nl1' thMr shower and sun
May all their paths be pleasant wajs
For the class of 1901.
Farewell dear comrades, teachers, all.
Sweet love dry all our tears
And naught but Joy and peace befall
The swiftly speeding years.
When through the glass slips life's last
sand
And life's long labors done.
In gloiy land, we'll strike g'ad hands
With the class of 1901.
It was sung to the tune of "Itlg-n-Olg-nig,"
It Is pronounced by all to
be the best Normal class song ever
heard.
Th class prophecy was written by
Mr, Davis. It was certainly a most
creditable and Ingenious piece of work.
He locates n scne at, an Imaginary
p'ace .1.000. A. D.
The reft of the olass day exercises
were appreciated by the students.
Mr. Alma Dals, -president of the
class, has been appointed assistant
principal of the Olob? schools. Miss
Kdna Oreenleaf has received an ap
pointment In the Yuma public schools,
Mfss, Alice Fulls will taeh at Ah
Pork. Miss liessle Schwartz will pre
side over a school at Pima. Mr Dean
Oodwln will take charge of the school
at Kline. Mr. Noble Carter will teach
at Dragoon Summit. The lest of the
clnss have each a .school or have al
ready some definite plan as to the fu
ture. Several of them wl'l enter schools
of higher training.
A trial conies up In Justice Tomlln
son's court today. It Is the Territory
vs. H. J. KdsTiii. charged with disturb
ing the peace. The trial was tak'n
from Justice llurnctfs couit to Jus
tice .day's coutt, I'hoenlx, and mw to
Ttmp In Justice Tomllnson's court.
A. J. Peters crushed 90,000 pounds
of barley yesterday. The crusher has
been running night nnd dny for some
time. The night shift iult last night,
as Mr. Pettis has Just completed the
delivery" of an Immense contract of
barley. He has sent out about foity
rive cms the past ten days.
J. f Page, dlstilct manager of the
Sunset Telephone & T Ifgraph com
pany, was looking after Tempo lines
yesterday. ,
Dr. It. H. H. lllome of the Normal
faculty left last night for his home In
Illinois to spend a few weeks, piepara
toiy to taking charge of th? Oraham
County Teachers' Institute which will
be held probably the last of August.
Messrs. J. S. Laney and John Harr's
left yesterday for the latter's ranch
near Prescott. Mr, I.aney will return
In a few' days, but Mr. Harris expects
to remain there.
MI3SA.
The following pupils were neither
(urdy nor absent during the past school
j ear. n r.cord of which they have
gient cause to be proud; I. elan Drack,
Phoenix, Tempe & Mesa Stage,
Loaves Phoenix 3.30a. m.
Return on your own time.
riDhon 204, orro.
L, W. COLLINS, Prop.
TEMPE,
ARIZ.
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The Blues
is one signal which forcttllj physical
decay. Another is pale lifeless skin.
Tltemuiclcs shrink, onil become flab
by; tlielioily becomes emaciated, and
there Is an early tendency to round
tlioiilJers. The step lacks elasticity,
the nerves become weak; mental and
physical activity are n burden.
Thli condition (s called l'n vox s De
bility; It Is cured by the ne of
They feed the hungry iienrs, revive
the weakened nrftaus and nuke life
brighter and meiter to any man or
wom.iu who lias aufiered from physical
drains.
Sl.OO jer U; boxes (with legal
Riinniutielocurc or refund the money),
Soon. Honk lice. 1'nAi. Mr.mci.NK
Co , Cleveland, Ohio.
Darney Tient, (J race Peteison, Edith
Mullln. Kthel Slrrlue, Fannie Dobble
anil I.ottle Newell,
A telegram ive-ived this morning by
M. (J. Shl'l of l.ehl, brought the good
news that his three sons, Victor, Ralph
and Oison, who are nbout a mile from
CJuthrle, Atlz., making brick nnd who
came down with the smallpox, ate get
ting along line. In fact, ar,e getting
well And aie receiving the best of
care.
The tepott In this paper a few days
ago that the Mesa Creamery company
had purchased the milk route of U. K.
Kamb. was an en or. It was not the
Mesa Cieamery company that pur-chas-d
It. but 13. Pomeroy & Sons.
They will furnMi the old custoineis
nnd any who desire milk at the old
prices and guarantee to give the best
of service. They are prepared to fur
nish anyone with cream or bntfrmtlk
also,
C, M. Zander of Phoenix was a
visitor In Mesa this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Pomeroy spent
Sunday In Phoenix, the guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Oeorge Mauk.
Mestrs. Lee nnd I.angford continued
their Journey to Hlsbee this mtlrnlng.
They will probably spend the winter
there hauling between the mining
camps. Mr. Bunker nnd son may re
main here until fall.
The funeral services over the body of
Miss Vina Openshaw, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Samuel Opsnshaw of NephI,
was held In the Ncphl school house.
Sunday at 12 o'clock. Miss Vina had
been sick for some weeks with typhoid
fever, and although everything possi
ble was dime for her It was of .10 avail,
and she passed away Saturday late In
the evening. SI e wa In her eighteenth
year Just budding Into womanhood,
nnd was beloved because of her kind,
loving and cheerful nature, and was
the Idol of the family. The funeral
was a large one and the expressions of
the speakers were very consoling to
the bereaved parents, although It was
Impossible to express the feelings of
sympathy felt Jy the entire commun
ity for the family nnd friends of the
d'evased.
You may as well expect to run a
steam engine without water as to find
an active, energetic man with a torpid
liver, and you may know that his liver
In torpid when he does net relish his
food or feels dull and languid after eat
ing, often has headache and sometimes
dlzzlne&s. A few doses of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will
re-store his liver to its normal func
tions, renew his vitality. Improve his
digestion nnd make him feel like a pew
man. Price 2." cents. Samples free at
Klvey & Hulett's drug store.
o
HI vera run becuuro of the springs
under their beds.
NOTICU IS HEP.ianY OIVI3N, that
the underr-lgued, the Phoenix Natonal
linnk. will on the 13th day of June, A.
D. 1901, at the hour of 9:J0 a. m In
front of the Couri House door In Phoe
nix. Mnrleopa County, Arizona Terri
tory, sell at public nuctlon to the, high
est bidder, for cash, the following per
sonal property, to wit: One-half ('&)
share Ntimber fifty-seven A. (57 A.)
and one-half ('4) share Number llfty
seven n. (." II.) In the Tempe'Irrlgat
Ing Canal: one-half 06) share Number
A. thlrty-Mven (A. 37), being Certifi
cate Number one hundred nnd forty
live (143) and one-half 04) share Num
ber A. 37, being Certificate Number one
hundred and forty-six (HC) in the
WeMern lit. inch of the Tempe Canal
Company; and one-half (',), Bhare
Number thirty n. (30 H.) and one-half
(M) share Number thirty A. (30 A.)'
In the Southern Extension of the
Tempo Irrigating Canal Company;
nnd shares Numbers thirteen (13), four
teen (U), fifteen (15) and twenty-five
(23) In the Utah Irrigation Ditch Com
pany. Said above described personal prop
erty having been pledged to said Hank
as collateral security to secure three
notes of A. J. Daggs aggregating the
sum of nine thousand roven hundred
forty-one 73-100 dollars ($9,741.73), with
Interest thereon.
Dated this 3rd day of June. 1901.
THIS PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK,
Per C. J. HALL, Cashier.
WHAT WE DON'T DO
Wcdlin't lu. .ll'.M ... r.. .- ...,
up III a few weeks.
We don't uio poor starch. That's wtat
makes streaks ami smudtes,
We don't nc chcmlcsls c rulno'is mangles.'
Thny rot and tear the toughest fabric
, ""H why nd how we make ur defies
'.ast twice as long as otherwise would.
Toms lor Boot work and nrnmrt upllwrv.
ARIZONA LAUNDRY, Cor. Adams & 3d Sts.
I'lionc "91
sisK rik
Proposals for CONSTHUCTING
nBSIERVOin, ETC. AT FORT GRANT
ARIZONA. Ofllce of Chief Quartermas
tor. Dept. of Colo., Denver, Colo.. June
1, 1901. Sealed proposals, In triplicate,
will be received here until 11 o'clock a.
m., June 13, 1901, nnd then opened, for
furnishing material and labor requi
site for the construction of a, res.ervolr
and laying of water pipe at Fort Grant,
Arizona, according to plans and spec
ifications on file In this ofllce nnd ofllce
of Quartermaster at Fort Grant, Arlz
onn, which will be r.hown nnd blank
proposals nnd circulars giving full In
ductions, as to manner of bidding and
iterms of contract furnKhed on appli
cation. II. S. reserves the right to ac
cept or reject any or all bids or any
patt thereof. Envelopes containing
bids to be marked "Propcsals for Con
struction of Water SyMem" and ad
dressed MJ. J. XV. Pope, Chief Q. M.
NOTICF.
Thsittei linn of Inventors and cipltalhtx l
hereby" called to the fullouliig rae nppflrtnnii
t f "ra KOOdinil pylnc Investment, In linl'le
centrally loett-' I'lm'iil business propny.
The property U lucetU of Knrlquc I'craz
zi, deceased, situated on the toulh-'ait corner
of Plrst and Monroe streets, In the city of
I'hoenlx, county of Afarleopa and Teriitnry of
Arlioua, cnuiMlnof two (2) lots and a large
adobe buiMlur, Is offered for sale at prlrate
ale. Paolo I'erazrn, or J. f,. B. Alexander,
l'.i., Attorney In I'hoenlx, will rcelre propo
h1s lor purchase of said property, the rljht to
rejet any or all proposals being rfencd.
It Is desired tnKll (became to close Up tlio
business of the estate.
NOTICE OF SALE OF HEAL ESTATE
AT PHOENIX. ARIZONA.
Ill the Prctate Court of the County of
Mai lectin, Territory of Arizona.
In the SIntter of the Estate of M. T.
Walsh, Deceased.
Notice is hereby ftlven, that in pur
ruance of an o.-der t the Probate
Court In and for the County of Mari
copa, Territory oi' Arizona, made on
the 28th day of May 1901, In the matter
of the estate of M. T. "Walsh, deceased,
the undei signed, the administrator of
raid opiate, will sill av public auction,
to tho highest bidder, subject to con
firmation by said 1'robs.te Court, on
Tuesday, the 9th dav of July. 1901, at
10 o'clock a, m.. at the front and north
door of the County Court House of
Maricopa County In the City of Phoe
nix In the sold County of Markopa,
Territory of Arlzone, the tollowing de
scribed real property, to wit:
Lots five (3) nnd six (fe) In Hlock
thirty-two (32) In Churchill's; Addition
to the City of Phoenix, Mnrleopa Coun
ty, Territory of Arizona.
If the above described property be not
sold nt the public sale hereinbefoie
provided, then, and In that case, the
said property Will be offered for sale
at private rale up to and Including the
first day of August. A. D. 1901, nnd
bids for the same In writing will be
receled at the ofllce of said J. XV.
Walker In raid City of Phoenix, Coun
ty nnd Territory nfcresaid, up to said
date, after wlilch the sam will lw sold,
subject to confirmation by said Pro
bate Court.
Terms of sale, to be cash In full, paid
at the time of said sale. In gold coin
of the United State- of America.
J. XV. WALKER,
Administrator of th? Estate of M. T.
Walsh, Deceased.
Dated June 12th, 1901.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF
GILA WATER. COMPANY.
We whose names are hereunto s.ub
rlbed, desiring to Incorporate our
selves under the provisions of the law's
of the Territory of Arizona for the pur
pose of engaging in the transaction of
the business hereinafter mentioned, do
make, sign and acknowledge, nccordlng
to law, these nrtlcles. of Incorporation
Article 1.
The names of the Incorporators of
this corporation are C. F. Ainmvorth, S.
M. McCowan, XV. C. Foster, John S
Stevens nnd J. XV. Gift.
Article 2.
The name nssumed by this corre
lation and by which It shall be known
Is GILA WATER COMPANY; and its
principal place of transacting business,
is. and shall be In the city of Phoenix,
Maricopa County, Arizona Territory,
Said corporation may transact business
nnd have an office at Gila nend. In said
County and Territory, and at sueh
other place or places as Its board of
directors may deem convenient or ad
visable. The time of the commence
ment of this, corporation shall be the,
day ot the filing of these articles of in
corporation In the ofllce ot the County
Recorder of Maricopa County, Arizona
Territory, nnd the termination thereof
shall be twenty-five years thereafter,
unless, the rame be continued as pro
vided by law for the continuation of
such corporations.
Article 3.
The general nature of the business
proposed to be transacted by this cor
poration is that of constructing or
owning, by purchase or otherwise, and
maintaining and operating dams,
canals and ditches, and' of appropriat
ing any of the unappropriated waters
of the Gila River for the purpose of
delivering the same for Irrigation or
other beneficial use to persons owning
stock or water rights In He said canal.
Said corporation shall have power and
authority to sell to persons water rights
in the canal which it r.hnll nereafter
own or construct for such amount 'of
water as it may appropriate of the un.'s
appropriated waters of said Gila River. J
aani corporation shall alo have the
power to buy and sell water and ch
use thereof; also to locate, or In any
other lawful manner ncqulre real
estate, and sell and dispose ot the same
in s.uch manner ari, such corporation
may deem advisable, and also any and
all other kinds of property, real, ner-
sonal nnd mixed, including the stock of
otner corporations. It may also own,
control, manage and operate all kinds
of. machinery to be driven or operated
by water pow'er. It shall be author
ized to borrow money and contract to
repay the same at such time or times
unu ai sucn rate or interest nr. Its board
of directors may deem proper. And It
shall nave the r(ght to hypothecate,
mortgage or pledge all or any part of
Its property which It now owns or may
hereafter acquire to secure the pay
ment of any money or monev's bor
rowed or owed by it. as its snt,r unn.i
of directors may deem ndvisable.
Article 4.
The amount of the capital stock of
this porporation ?halt be one million
dollars (Jl.000,000) divided Into ten
thousand shares of the par value of
one hundred dollars ($100) per share;
and the times when nnd the conditions
upon which said capital stock Is to be
paid In are a follows: On making tho
subscription therefor the amount sub
scribed shall be paid In cither In cash
or In property, and no stock shall be
Issued until the same shall have been
fully paUl elthr- In money or In prop
erty, nnd thesaii!' when so Issued shall
be non-awessable thereafter.
Art!, le 5.
The highest amount ot Indebtedness
or liability to which this corporation
shall at any time oulect Itself or be
subjected Is the sum of six hundred
nnd fifty thousand dollars ($630,000).
. Article C.
The stockholders of thi corporation
and their private property shall be ex
empt from the corporate debts of the
corpoiatlcn.,
Allele 7.
The affairs of this corporation shall
be conducted by a board of directors
consisting of five stockholders, who
shall be elected annually by the stock
holders on the s-jcond Monday In Jan
uary of each year. Said directors shall
hold their offices for the term of one
year from the date of election and until
their successors shall be duly elected
nnd qualified, unless they shall In .the
meantime cease to be stockholders In
this corporation, and any person ceas
ing to be a stockholder In this corpo
ration shall cease to be a director or
officer In the same. The following
named pewons, who are subset lbers to
the capital stuck of this corporation,
shnll constitute the odlcers and direct
or.'! of this corporation until the second
Monday In January, 1903, and until
their successors shall have been duly
elected or appointed and qualified, viz:
C. F. Alnsworth, president and direc
tor; John S. Stevens, vice-president und
director; XV. C. Foster, secretary nnd
dltector; S. M. McCownn, treasurer and
director, and J. XV. Gift, director. Va
cancies In the board of directors shall
bo filled by the remaining members, of
the hoard for the unexpired term for
which such persons were elected. A
majority of the bonrd of directors of
this corporation shall be a quorum, and
any meeting of the boarJ nt which a
quorum Is present shall be deemed a
regular meeting and have the same
authority ns a full board, whether no
tice of the meeting i-hnll have been first
given to the abrent members of tho
bonrd or not.
Article 8.
The officers of thN corporation shall
be a president, vlce-prestdent, secre
tary nnd treasurer, who shall be elected
annually by the beard of directors, nt
their first nnnual meeting In each year,
from nmong their numbers. The presi
dent r.hall be the chief executive officer
of the corporation, nnd shall have the
general management osT all Its affairs,
subject to the approval of the board of
directors. All certificates of stock, con
tracts, water rights, deeds and con
veyances shall be signed Ir. the corpo
rate name by tho president, or In hH
absence by the vice-president, and be
counter-Igned by the se-retary, nnd
have a fllxed thereto the corporate s.eal.
The board of directors shall have power
to appoint such agents to aid in the
management of Its business, and In con
ducting the affairs of the corporation
as they mny deem advisable, and to
vest n said agents such powers as they
deem expedient.
Article 9.
The board of directors of this corpo
ration shall have power to establish by
laws and make all rules and regula
tions deemed expedient for the man
agement of the affairs of this corpo
Cr1W.
A Delightful Surprise
for those whose appetite Is coquetting
with them when they find, that dainty
spring lamb chops or a tender steak
has been provided from our choice
stock of meats for their breakfast.
They are dellclously appetizing for the
fastidious palate. Our prime roasts,
steaks and chops are tender, Juicy and
of fine quality.
Cold ilr Storage Market
6. J. TRIBOLET,
114 W. Washington St. Phoenix, Ariz.
$&&3P
T. W. CHAMBERLAIN LUMBER CO.
-SBAZJtKS IN-
Lumber, Lime, Cement, Doors and Sash, Mouldings,
Building Materialp, Boxes, Etc.
OSes and Tard Oornsr Sseond Arenas and Jackson Strset.
THE ViULLEY LUMBEE CO.
Jobbers and Dealers In Hedwood, Oregon Pln and Arlion Labr.
Doors, sash, Blinds and Mouldings, Cement and Lime.
Corner Center and Madison streets. Telephone Ml.
P. CORPSTEIN, Manager,
STANDARD IRON WORKS
MANUFACTURERS OP
Mining, Millingr and Machinery Castings
STRUCTURAL IRON ANI5 BTKBL CONTRACTORS.
Second Hand Machinery Bought and Sold. Poatofflce Box 41
ration nnd the officers thereof, not In
consistent with the Constitution and
laws ofUhe United States and the laws
of Arizona.
Article 10.
These articles of Incorporation may
be amended nt any regular meeting of
the stockholder, or at any special
meeting called for that puriwse, by a
majority Vote of the stock represented
at such meeting; and when .such nr
tlcles are so amended such nmendment
or amendments shall be acknowledged
and signed by the president and at
tested by the secretary and have there
to affixed the corporate steal, and shall
have the same effected us though
signed nnd acknowledged by all the
stockholders of the corporation.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have
hereunto set our hands this 13th day of
April, 1901.
C. F. AINSWORTH.
S. M. McCOWAN.
XV. C. FOSTER.
JOHN S. STEVENS.
J. XV. GrFT.
The Territory of Arizona, County of
Maricopa.
Hefore me, William English, a Notary
Public In and for Maricopa County,
Arizona, on this day irsonally ap
peared C. F. Alnsworth, S. M. McCowan
and W. C. Foster, to me known, and
known to me to be the persons, whose
names ar? subscribed -to the foregoing
Instrument, and acknowledged to me
that they executed the same for the
purpoies and consideration therein"
expressed.
Given under my hand nnd seal of
i ofllce this 30th day of April A. D. 1901.
(Seal.) WILLIAM ENGLISH,
My commission expires March 19th,
1904.
Ten ct. I. R. Stp. Cnttcld.
State of Illinois, County of Peoria, ss.
Before me, John M. Elliott, a notary
public In and for the State and County
nforesald, on this day personally ap
peared John S. Stevens and J. W. Gift,
known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the foregoing
Instrument, nnd acknowledged to me
that they each executed the same for
the purposes and considerations therein
Ket fortri.
Given under my hand and official seal
this 16th day of April, 1901.
(Senl.) JOHN M. ELLIOTT.
Notnry Public.
My commission expires Sept. 11th,
1904.
Ten et. I. R. Stp. Cnncld.
Tenitory of Arizona, County of Mari
copa. 0
I, II. F. McFall, County Recorder In
and for the County and Territory
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
within Instrument was filed for record
at 9:30 o'clock a. m. on' this 1st day of
May, 1901, and duly recorded In Hook
No. C ot Articles of Incorporation, Rec
ords of Maricopa County, Arizona, at
pages 230 to 233, Inclusive.
Witness my' hnnd and official seal
the dny and year above written.
(Seal.) H. F: MeFALL,
County Recorder.
By A. S. ARTHUR, Dept.
BREAD
Basis of Strength.
Bread 1 Good Bread!
In Short
Phoenix Bakery Bread
Contains everything necessary to sus
tain life. It is made of the finest high
grade flour, by the most skillful bakers,
and In the most perfectly appointed
bake shops. Is pure, palatable and
wholesome. Being light, It can be eaten
and digested by invalids.
PhoeoiiBakery&CoDfdioner)
EDWARD EISELE, Prop.
Established 1881. Telephone 891
7 West Washington Street.
Bargains
4 lots on First avenue near Van Buren
$50O each
40 acres under Maricopa canal; Im
proved; alfalfa, well, house and barn,
$3,000
160 acres, one mile from Phoenlr, In
alfalfa; water rights Maricopa and
Grand
$12,000
W. J. MURPHY. O'Neill Block.
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Stye fioffmai?
The Bowline Alley is Oool. Th
Bssris from Gold Storags and is
Anheuser-Busch, gr -
Phoenix, Arizona.
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Kelley, Tansytiil & Weedruff Gi.
Manufacturers of Water, Oil and Miner
Prospecting Machinery of all kinds, with
which can be used steam, gasoline, or borse
power. Prices reasonable. Oet our catalogue.
I'aciflc Coast Agency, 2S8 So. Los Anrslss
St., Los Angelas, Cat.
CASTLE CREEK
Hot Springs.
Come to tho ot Springs.
Special Railroad and Hotel Rates Are
Now Being Olren,
The following rate -will be given for
round trip ticket and one week's board
at the Castle Creek Hot Springs:
From Phoenix to Hot Springs and
return $21.00
From Prescott to Hot "Springs
nnd return 23.00
From Jerome to Hot Springs and
return 24.00
These rates Include, without extra
charge, private bath rooms and access
to the open air hot pool. Free ten pins,
shuffle board, pool and billiards.
H. P. ANEWALT,
Gen. Pass. Ag't S. F. P. and P. Ry.
C. M. COLHOUN, Mgr.
..CABINET..
Cigar Store
V.
AND
Liquor House
ia.ia swaem M. .
WASHINOTON ST- f
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F. W. THODE, Prop,
We Serve the
Best Tables
in the city with their meats. It Is of
fine flavor, choice quality, and from the
best stock raised. We cut and trim It
so that It eats Juicy and tender, and
looks neat and tempting.
P. T. Hurley.
J West Washington St. 'Phone Hi
THE
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
m.
Prescott - - Arizona.
We carry full lines of every
thing. We have a big store.
We do a big business but can
do more.
When In Prescott It will please us to
have you call and get acquainted.
Wrought
IRON PIPE and
FITTINGS...
Valves, Packing Shafting,
.Pulleys, Etc., Machine Shop
Machinery, Supplies, Etc,
Phoenix Foundry
and Machine Works.
25 to S3 -North Second Sthket;
Bashiord - Burmister
Company.
General
Mer
hand
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